I thought this was Amazon Prime worldwide!! How come it is not on my AP listings????

Always remembering walking from the Holmesdale to the Whitehorse end at half time!

What a season.

I really enjoyed it, particularly the Dougie exit which has opened my eyes to a few things (Lennie Lawrence's alleged influence especially). The big Holloway speech in Speroni's was also great to see. I imagine people on here were there.
Also really glad that we have had this opportunity to have a proper doc rather than a patchwork end of season review style job which is what we would have got.

Great characters and I hope the club never loses its spirit. To be honest it doesn't look like it has even with personnel changes. Players are a good bunch.

Not sure what the neutral will make of it. So much is overhyped obviously and edited for additional enjoyment but it isn't like those absurd All or Nothing series. You're getting normal interviews and relatable content.

I ain't got nuthin' funny to say. Sorry.

Perhaps the documentary is clouding my judgement , but I think this is my favourite Palace team in my time supporting Palace - and I go back to Bert Head’s day.
Speroni, Ward, Delaney, Jedi and Wilf would certainly be in my favourite team.
Great servants to the club as opposed to 5 minute wonders and you can’t help but be enthused by their commitment to the cause.
They were heroes to my children and were very happy to talk to them and give autographs after games.
No ‘Big Time Charlie’s ‘ amongst them.

Me too.

I wonder if the team with the oldest average age in the Premier League also has the oldest set of supporters too

Watched it all last night. Bought back some great memories ... and a tear to my eye more than once!! A must watch for all Palace fans.

I'm three episodes in and am slightly ashamed to admit that I felt a bit nostalgically emotional in the first one when reliving us nearly go bust.

It was a tremendous group of players and probably my favourite squad we've ever had, even if not the most talented.

Was very interested to see what Dougie would say for himself but, unfortunately, it didn't make me warm up to him any more. Just can't forgive him for going to Bolton, if we were mid-table that would have been one thing but we weren't and it could have (and nearly did) torpedoed our entire season.

A shame as he used to be my favourite player, an accolade instead held now and forever by Jules.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...